Hanna is moving somewhat slow and erratic just as forecast a few days ago, and its overall trend has been to get better organized and strengthen, although it is the nature of these features to sometimes strengthen and accelerate quite rapidly. It will sure keep everyone on the edge of their chairs the next few days as it lurks in the Bahamas and then starts moving toward the Florida coast on Wed. Yet, nothing consistent in the model guidance suggests that Hanna will strike FL. Instead, reliable long range models like the GFS (and others) have been consistent in suggesting that Hanna will continue tracking very close to NHC's current forecast. These are the kind of storms that make everyone along the FL east coast very nervous, but it's nothing new for those who have been around awhile.